Hi, Not sure if I have downloaded the right one, This is what I downloaded below, it only took a couple of minutes but still no crop tool when I open Camera Raw.
Adobe DNG Converter 8.7.1
File Information
Product Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter
Version 8.7.1
Platform Windows
File Name DNGConverter_8_7_1.exe
File Size 197.5MB
Download Est. 9 hrs, 3 mins @ 56K modem
1 hrs, 13 mins @ DSL
18 mins, 24 secs @ T1
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Billyspad wrote:
Go to the Adobe site and download latest version of Camera Raw. I think its 8.7 you will have a crop tool in the top tool panel then.
Hi, I have the $9.99 Adobe Photoshop CC Package. I was watching a Ben Willmore tutorial and he was cropping images in Camera Raw, he had quite a large tool panel across the top. I have very few tool in the top tool panel and don't have the crop tool. Do you get a different version of ACR on the $9.99 package? I have all the latest updates. Thanks for your help.
Anne
Hi,
I'm re posting to show which camera I USE,
Canon 350D - This I use most of the time
Canon S3 IS - Bridge - Use this for close up shots
Canon SX280 HS - P&S - Occassionally, if I need one to pop in handbag
Olympus - P&S - for underwater shots
Lumix - P&S - for Grandkids to use
Canon 7D - My Son's which he kindly lends me occassionally
redhogbill wrote:
I thought with all the Nikon vs canon vs "???????"
It would be fun to chime in and let us know what camera you use.
This is not a thread for arguing about what is better or throwing stones! not what lens you use, just what Brand camera you use....{you don't even have to say what model camera it is, unless you want to}
2 Nikon's for me
1 Olympus P&S
Canon 350D
Canon S3 IS - Bridge
Canon SX280 HS - P&S
Olympus - P&S - for underwater shots
Lumix - P&S - for Grandkids to use
Canon 7D - My Son's which he kindly lends me occassionally
redhogbill wrote:
I thought with all the Nikon vs canon vs "???????"
It would be fun to chime in and let us know what camera you use.
This is not a thread for arguing about what is better or throwing stones! not what lens you use, just what Brand camera you use....{you don't even have to say what model camera it is, unless you want to}
2 Nikon's for me
1 Olympus P&S
Nice photos. I personally don't like wind farms, they are an eyesore and a lot of Birds die getting hit with the blades.
RE wrote:
A few windmills I have photographed over the past couple of years.
So sad, such a beautiful butterfly. Nice Chrysalis photo.
Only took 4 days to Australia, very good service from B&H as always. Takes longer to ship within Australia!!!
davidrb wrote:
B&H just confirmed shipment via "expedited delivery" on the Brown Truck Van Lines. Anybody ever hear off this before. They shipped somethings to me before but I do not remember "e.d." It is supposed to be here on Jan, 5. I remember the days when the Post Office would make a delivery in a week. Log time ago in a far away place. :lol: :lol: :lol:
oldtigger wrote:
Better at f/8, bad at f/22-32
Thanks oldtigger, will try tomorrow.
Can I ask another silly question? Is the camera better set at f32 rather than f2.8?
Nikonian72 wrote:
In order for Extension Tubes to work as designed, your camera lens must be set to Minimum Focusing Distance.
WITHOUT tubes, a Canon 100-mm lens at MFD, focuses at about 5.9-inches (Minimum Working Distance). WITH tubes, Working Distance is even less. The longer the ETs, the shorter the WD.
Thank You So Much, just tried it out quickly and it worked. Am I right in thinking that the more Extension Tubes I put on the closer I will need to be?
Hi, Hope you all had a good Christmas. I was given a set of the Kenko tubes for my birthday in August and hadn't used them yet, for Christmas I was given a Velbon Super Mag Slider. So, today I decided to test them out, the slider seems to work fine but I can't get the extension tubes to focus. I have a Canon EOS 350D with the Canon 100mmL Lense, I put on the 12mm ring onto the camera body, then attached the lense, have had the camera set on M and AV, also the lens set on Auto and Manual focus, have tried all 3 lengths that are on the side of the lens and tried it inside and outside. I'm obviously doing something wrong. Please can someone help me, I'm very new to this. Thanks Anne
Very Beautiful. Would love to be able to do this.
farrokh wrote:
Today I worked on this pure white rose to change its color in my cs6 Photoshop as I desired.
Thanks Bob, I enjoy doing new things in Photoshop, they don't always work out.
Bob Yankle wrote:
Great work Anne.